Jointly conducted with Woomentum, the research looks at the effects of digitalisation on women-owned SMEs in Indonesia, Cambodia, Malaysia and Myanmar.
Published by KAS Regional Economic Programme Asia (SOPAS) and Woomentum, the ‘Path to Success: How Women-owned Businesses Transform in the Era of Digitalisation-Lessons from Cambodia’ focuses on how digitalisation can support women-owned SMEs in Cambodia.
Published by KAS Regional Economic Programme Asia (SOPAS) and Woomentum, the ‘Path to Success: How Women-owned Businesses Transform in the Era of Digitalisation-Lessons from Myanmar’ focuses on how digitalisation can support women-owned SMEs in Myanmar.
Published by KAS Regional Economic Programme Asia (SOPAS) and Woomentum, the ‘Path to Success: How Women-owned Businesses Transform in the Era of Digitalisation-Lessons from Malaysia’ focuses on how digitalisation can support women-owned SMEs in Malaysia.
Published by KAS Regional Economic Programme Asia (SOPAS) and Woomentum, the ‘Path to Success: How Women-owned Businesses Transform in the Era of Digitalisation-Lessons from Indonesia’ focuses on how digitalisation can support women-owned SMEs in Indonesia.
On 15 December 2020, The German Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer will engage in a public virtual exchange with Japan’s Minister for Defense, Hon. Nobuo Kishi, to openly discuss the challenges and opportunities for the security cooperation between both countries in the Indo-Pacific region.
The second of the four sessions of the Future of Work for the Asian Youth webinar series focused on Indonesia and took place on 5 November 2020. It looked at the looked at the changing nature of employment for youth, challenges and opportunities, and how the country is preparing for the future of work.
Compiled by KAS SOPAS and the Asian Institute of Management Rizalino S. Navarro Policy Center for Competitiveness (AIM RSN PCC), the publication looks at how COVID-19 is reshaping the future of doing business in the region.
Jointly organized by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (SOPAS/Tokyo) and the Taiwan-Asia Exchange Foundation, the Future of Work for the Asian Youth Webinar Series aims to highlight the key issues behind the changing employment landscape of Asia’s young people. Out of the four webinar series, this second session focuses on Indonesia.
This country profile discusses the rising global issues of the future of work and its impact on youth employment in Taiwan. It begins by giving a brief background of Taiwan’s demography, economics, and labor profile. The next session describes the three main challenges of the future of work in Taiwan: (1) the structural change of […]